The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1887-08-18
BY REGIMENTS.
The Comrades Want to Hold Reunions
During the National Encampment.
CoLORApo.

loti III. CAV, southern Hotel.
18th III. Cav. Lindell Hotel
10th III. Cav. Druid Building.
lOlst H., Court house, : D. ~ sent % and %
Sept -. 50
L. F. Gould. Hastings, Neb: All members Of
the tSd Ill viii meet at the grand stand IN
camp at z p. IN. on Wednesday, Sept % at St
Louis. Members please make note Of tb;a
and be on hand for glorious Reunion of com
panies and regiments.
james Van H0utIn, Vernillion: The mr-
vivors of the 7th I'LL. Cav have abont completed
all arrangements for their Reunion at 81. Louis
at The time of che Encampment. All comrades
VINO expect to be present will please notify me-.
| John Morris, Secretary Ilth IN Assoeiation
Lawn Ridge. ILL.,. desires the present address
and rank of all who at any time BELONGED to
SAID regiment IN order that he may have A
complete roster Of the organization at the Re-
union TO be held in st. Louis during the Ma
uonai Encampment. Speak up, comrades. an
you used to do when you were defending the
dear old dag.
Samuel kutz, Los Angeles, asks that the sur-
ylvlng members of the Dist III. get together &C
St. Louis during the Encampment and hold a
| Reunion. He would suggest meeting at head
quarters of Illinois Division.
". V. Mcdowell, WOrthington, Mimi The
business meeting of the 18th ILL., Cav Reunion
Association will be- held on Sent. d at Q
II III.
at 81 Louis Headquarters of the Association
VIII De established at the Hotel Barnum &C 7:3O
a. m on the 9th notice of all arrangements
VIII be displayed in the office of the hotel (
\ request all who desire accommodations In that
| notei 10 notify me Immediately. The grand
success OF this our first Reunion is now certain.
| We hope TO see nearly all now living present.
Rem Barker. Reed City Mich: There will
De a Feglmentai Reunion of the survivors of the
| Both III. as st. Louis ON the afternoon of the
/ second day OF the Encdmpment at the residence
OF Comrade Mike O'Malley, No. 1920 Rucher
street Letevery member that can attend and
Drink from the same canteen"
VIM. a. Schmits, Colonel 9th H. Harper
Kan: The survivors of the 9th Ill are re-
queSted TO De present at the National Eneamp-
ment at 81 Louis, and if there you are ordered
20 report at headquarters III. Camp, in Lyon
Fark, at o'clock a. IN. on the second aay Of
The Enc"mpment, for the purpose OF reunion
and permanent organization.
INDIANA.
Robert B. HeuchaD, Commerce. Mo-. wouId
nke to meet as many Of his comrades of the 5th
Ind at st. Louis during the Eneampment as
possible. he would also like to have the old
dag there.
KANSAS.
w. III. Young. Wyandotte: Kansas is orgau-
lzIng into regiments, brigades and divisions Ia
go to 81. Louis this Fall TO attend the National
Eneampment. The few Posts in this (Wyan-
d0tte) County organized themselves into a
regiment by electing W. III. Young, of Burnside
Post, No. %, Colonel; Il. e. Sheldon. of Geo. j.,
Ransom Post. No. 303, Lieutenant Colonel, and
John j. Baker, of John Anderson Post No. f57
Major We expect to go to Sc. Louis 800 strong
KENTUCKY.
W. b. Schoekley, Leagenworth, Kan, viii BIS
at 81 Louis during the Encampment and
would be pleased to meet the survivors Of tha
10th and 45th Ky.
MICHIGAN.
9TH Mich. Cav, Southern Hotel.
MISSOURI.
10th No., 215 South Fourth street.
Ad0lph Faes, Farina, ILL.,: The survivors Of
the old 18th no. are respectfully requested "a
assemble and meet each other on the afternoon
OF the seeond day during our National EncamD-
mene In Lyon Park, near the old arsenal &C
which arsenal the regiment was organized in
July and August, 1861. Now. boys, let rs rally
round the dag once more. I trust Lieut.-Col.
l. Menman from East st. Louis, will be with rs;
aud we would be pleased to meet with old Col.
Joseph Conrad, from Washington, ID. @.
NEW YORK.
Gath N. Y, st. James Hotel
). 5. BigelOw, First Lieutenant, Co. G. 18th
N. Y. Cav, may be found at Missouri Depart
ment Headquarters, Hyde Park, st. Louis, dur
ing the National Encampment.
q. ii. Johnson, Corning Kan: Capt. Thomas
Gro0dy and myself of the old seth ~ ex-
pect to be at the National Encampment at Sc.
Louis, and would ike to meet ali the comrades
who can possibly be there, and have a GOOD
visit and talk over old times.
L. l. Caldwell, DEBORAH, Iowa: want "a
hear from any members of my old regiment
che III n. Y. Vet Cav.-WhO intend 70 pa AZ
the National Encampment.
OHIO.
23d Ohio, Lyon Park.
Capt. A. II. Patterson, Co. e, 32d Ohio, win
be at the Missouri Headquarters, Hyde Park.
st. Louis, on Sept % and p, and will be glad
To meet any OF said regiment
SamL ii. Wilcox, Greenup, H., would like
TO have the surviving members Of the 11Sth
Ohio hold Reunion at ST. Louis during the
Encampment.
DIR. A. Morris, Goshen: Comrades of the I'd
Ohio, Comrade j. q. Brandt, southwest corner
Broadway aud Lucas avenue, has kindly offer
ed us the use of his place for regmental head
quarters during the Encampment at Sc. Louis.
The cOnIrade says his place is easily reached
from All important points. Now, comrades, let
US take him at his word and let there be- such
a gathering OF the members of the grand old
I'd Ohio al his place as has not been seen since
the war.
Horace Brownlee. Farmer City, H., would
IKE 70 near from any OF the 81 Ohio who VIII
be at ST. Louis during the Encampment.
l.. w. Bailey, formerly Adjutant of the
Holman battalion, and latterly Captain Of
Co. d. 125th Ohio. now Secretary-T Treasurer OF
that regimental association and Adjntant OF
Memorial Post, No. III, GAR, at Cleveland,
expects TO be in attendance at the Encampment
at ST. Louis, aud would like TO meet ali sur
vivOrs of those organizations who will be there.
He will be found with the GAR. delegation
from Ohio.
Raper Ellsworth Co. K, 18th Ohio, CastaIia,
OAK, would like to know what has become OF
the boys OF his old regiment. He would like
TO meet them az St. Louis at the Encampment,
Benz. q. Wilson, Warrenton, Mo-: I would
like to meet all the surviving comrades OF the
Did 18th Tenn. Cav. at st. Louis this Fall, and
have Reunion during the Encampment. Will
al the comrades please write me card on this
subject. that time and place of meeting may be-
agreed upon? Why not the officers of the old
10th Mich'Cay. and Sth. 9th and 18th Tenn.
Cav. make arrangements and hold brigade
ReuniOn2 Nothing would give me more pleas
IRE than to meet those brave boys of the 10th
Mich. Cav, who so bravely fought to drive the
rebels FROM loyal East Tennessee.
w. X. Manning. Newton, Iowa: To the COM
-ades OF Boomers Brigade composed of the5th
md 10th Iowa, 18th Mo. and ed ILL.,, who in
END visiting st. Louis during tho National
Encampment, and are DESTROYS of holding a bri-